Better To Reign In Hell . . . At least that's what Lucifer thought. But when you take a closer look at the home that he and the other Fallen have carved out for themselves, you might have a different opinion. Heaven, on the other hand, is a lovely place - but even Paradise may not be what mortals expect . . . Book Three of The Revelations Cycle, Heaven and Hell gives players and Game Masters alike a closer look at the Celestial Realms of the In Nomine game universe. Each Principality of Hell and Heaven is described, with adventure ideas for each one. It also portrays four Superiors in more detail, introduces two new Superiors, adds rules for adventures in the Celestial Realms, and includes "No Dinero," a complete adventure. You will need the In Nomine basic rulebook to play. Books One and Two of The Revelations Cycle, Night Music and The Marches, are useful but not necessary.

Welcome to Los Angeles, City of Demons L.A. is run by the forces of Hell, and any angels there exist at the whim of the demonic elite. But the demons are about to find out what happens when you push a Malakite to far . . . Fall of the Malakim is Book Four of The Revelations Cycle for the In Nomine roleplaying game. In addition to an in-depth look at Los Angeles and its celestial denizens, Fall of the Malakim contains extended Superior write-ups for David and Lilith, introduces the rare Bright Lilim, and contains two complete adventures, "The Premiere" and "Fall of the Malakim." You will need the In Nomine basic rulebook to play. Books One, Two, and Three of The Revelations Cycle, (Night Music, The Marches, and Heaven and Hell), are useful but not necessary.